Stephanie Karpinske

Seventeen-year-old Samantha has a seemingly perfect life, including the perfect boyfriend who's sweet, super hot, and completely in love with her. But her life takes a dark turn when she starts having strange dreams that seem to come true. Then suspicious people start following her. Soon after, she discovers that she's part of a genetic manipulation project run by a global corporation, giving her special abilities. Now the corporation wants her and the technology inside her--back! After a heart-pounding race to escape her pursuers, Sam ends up in a small Texas town, where she meets a guy who's eerily familiar. She's instantly attracted to him but has no idea why, other than the fact that he's tall, blond, all muscle, and a bit of bad boy. But Sam loves her boyfriend back home, so why can't she resist the guy she just met? And why can't he resist her? What Sam doesn't realize is that she's only just begun to uncover the shocking truth about herself.

The Samantha Project (the Samantha Project Series #1)

Draws on the early books featuring the teenage detective to present quotes and words of wisdom on a wide range of subjects, organized into such categories as career clues, friendship files, and mysterious men.

The Classic Wit and Wisdom of Nancy Drew

Clues for Real Life

In this action-packed second installment of The Samantha Project series, Samantha and Erik go on a search to find a way to save themselves from the genetic time bomb ticking away in their cells. Along the way, they discover a shocking secret--one they wish they were never told! Although Samantha's boyfriend, Colin, is back now, her feelings for Erik are getting stronger by the minute. It isn't long before she finally learns the real reason why she can't resist Erik. But only after she's gone too far with him! So far that Colin may never forgive her. GlobalLife Genetics continues to pursue Samantha and they'll stop at nothing to get her. Sam still doesn't understand what GlobalLife's plan is for her but she knows it's something big. And she knows it isn't good.

Stephanie Karpinske

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